Navy Spring Women's

HostNavy
DateMarch 10-11, 2018
TypeNOT ALLOWED Interconference Regatta
BoatZ420
Scoring2 Divisions

Summary

Saturday, March 10:

The 2018 Navy Spring Women's was our first home regatta of the spring season. The day started with a beautiful 10 knot northwesterly; unfortunately, it didn't stay that way. The wind back to the west and became wildly shifty across the river. Despite the tricky conditions, PRO Juliet Thompson managed to get 10 races in each division. There were no protests filed. Racing resumes tomorrow morning at 0930.

Sunday, March 11:

Day two of the 2018 Navy Spring Women's also did not disappoint with weather. An 8 knot Northwesterly that eventually clocked all the way east allowed for six races in each division today. No protests were filed. Thank you to PRO Juliet Thompson and the team of midshipmen who ran a great regatta all weekend. We will see everyone next time!

Score summary

	School	Team	A	P	B	P	TOT
1	College of Charleston	Cougars	79		77		156
2	U. S. Coast Guard Academy	Bears	77		136		213
3	Hobart and William Smith Colleges	Statesmen	111		146		257
4	George Washington University	Colonials	141		117		258
5	Georgetown University	Hoyas	150		125		275
6	University of Rhode Island	Rams	121	MRP	156	MRP	277
7	Harvard University	Crimson	141		144		285
8	Stanford University	Cardinal	134		155		289
9	Cornell University	Big Red	168		127		295
10	Connecticut College	Camels	178		132		310
11	St. Mary's College of Maryland	Seahawks	134		190		324
12	University of South Florida	Bulls	248		105		353
13	University of Vermont	Catamounts	163		194		357
14	Roger Williams University	Hawks	178		192		370
15	U. S. Naval Academy	Midshipmen	176		197		373
16	Brown University	Bears	159		227		386
17	Fordham University	Rams	207		207		414
18	Old Dominion University	Monarchs	238		240		478
19	University of Wisconsin	Badgers	285		206		491
20	University of Maryland	Terps	319	MRP	333	MRP	652

Score history

The following chart shows the relative rank of the teams as of the race indicated. Note that the races are ordered by number, then division, which may not represent the order in which the races were actually sailed.

The first place team as of a given race will always be at the top of the chart. The spacing from one team to the next shows relative gains/losses made from one race to the next. You may hover over the data points to display the total score as of that race.

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